The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-02

The latest advices from the meet
ing at Dardanelle is to the effect thai
the interest is improving and the PEG
pie taking hold. A fine congregation
was out Sunday night to hear the ser
mon to men. The sermon made goot
impression. The Bible reading each
afternoon is also we'll attended. 1t Il
hoped much good will result from the
meeting over there.
with pleasure we acknowledge so.
cial and business calls from the follow.
Ing friends: James M. Hamilton, Geo
A. Jamison. X. M. Mutt, w. L. Owens
A. J. Goats, j. S. Spillers, Adam Chron.
lister, James Lemly, w. +. Grimes
Joseph Rushing, 2. t. Trantham, A. @
Davis and wife and Mrs. B. Hansen
j. G.. Hollabaugh, F. +. p. Brooks
Jesse Henry, w. ID. Williamson, Mess
Lawrence and Albert Russell, w. II
Rushing, j, c. Bonds, B. V. Bewley
and son.
If there is any one thing that de.
lights a newspaper man more than an.
other, it is for an old-time subscriber
to walk in and renew for himself and
plank down the cash for his neighbor
whom he had solicited to subscribe.
This is what our friend Amos Bullock
did last week, and we thus publicly
thank him tor it. Each and every one
of our subscribers could do the very
same thing if they would try, and not
only thereby help US, but their neigh
Dor as we'll. Who will be the next?
County Judge Bullock appointed
Messrs. N. D. Shinn and p. w. Parker
delegates to the farmers convention
last Saturday. These gentlemen are
practical and successful farmers and
their appointment for the purpose
named was eminently fit to be made.
Judge Shinn, on account of not getting
notice OF his appointment in time, was
unable to attend. but from the proceed
ings we see that Capt. Parker was
on hand and being host within him
self was able to represent Pope's inter-
ests to the fullest degree.
Horse for Sale.
/ have a splendid horse for sale. Par
ties wishing to purchase call on
Il. C. YORK,
Russellville.
We direct special attention to the
new Millinery advertisement OF
Mesdames Davis and Hansen in anoth-
er column. Mrs. Hansen is late of
Texarkana, and Mrs. Davis. having re-
sided near us for several years, is quite
well known to most of our people.
They occupy the Judd building, on the
corner of Main and Terrence street,
last occupied by the Star bakery. Those
wishing anything in their line are res
pectfully solicited to examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
To the Public.
From and after this date all accounts
for meat bought on time will be pre-
sented for payment every Saturday, ex-
cept where special arrangements other
wise have been made. No deviation
from this rule in the future.
DACUs & Son.
I'm company with our worthy
mayor, Capt. James w. Russell, DEM
ocRAT representative spent very pleas
ant hour at the hospitable country home
of Mr.. Samuel Brown few days ago.
While there we were shown the results
of practical experiments with his newly
patented potato house, and we can but
say that the observations made were
highly gratifying, demonstrating as
they did that the plan is the correct
one and the house just what is claimed
for tia sweet potato saver. Mr.. B.
has two of them in use, and upon open
ing their doors there lay before us huge
banks .of potatoes in a perfect state of
preservation and just as sound as the
day they were dug. A visit to Mr..
Browns will satisfy the most sceptical
as to the utility of his invention.